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Sf Default
Setting
ODrum
Set
Note Number}
Tone Name
Internal
|
Display
L DEEP
iai SHE
I
'Expansion board
| 6th | 5th | | | am [sra] 2nd | ist
35
| Bass Drum 2
BD?
|
|
|
g
36
i Bass Drum 1
i
|
Side Stick
38
Snare Drum2
—
a
oo
40
| Snare Dumi
|
n
| Low Tom 2
—
HER Closed Hi - hat
43
| Low Tom 1
=
PH —HEH eese
46
MidTom2
x
Open Hi - hat
47
MidTomi
— —
g
48
High Tom 2
EH
Crash Cym
| High Tom
p=
Cymbal 1 m
Chinese Cymbai
53
Ride Bell —
bp
Em
Tambourine
Splash Cymbal
Cowbell
——
l
57
| Crash Cymbal 2
59
[ Ride Cymbal 2 (*)
9 | 5
| High Bongo")
Low Bongo {")
62
Mute Conga
QUNM High Conga
64
Low Conga
55
j High Timbale
n
E
=. ES
Low Timbale
87
| High Agogo
Sa
LowAgogo
69
| Cabasa
—
| Maracas (7)
n
Wood Block —
Mole 1
. The percussion sounds marked """ cannot be entered by Tap Entry. (cr p.5 - 12) If you need these sounds, you should enter them
using the guitar or an external MIDI device, Moreover, # you make a mistake during entry, use the Erase function to erase the
measure in whish the error occurs, and then re - enter the percussion sounds from the beginning of that measure.
Note 2.
The percussions sound marked with "exp" in the "InternaVExpansion Board" column cannot be played unless the Expansion Board
{p.7 - 23) has bsen installed.
Nois 3
.This shows the correspondence between iret numbers on the guitar and what you'll see in the drum input screen of the built - in
Recorder. In actuality, the notes played on the guitar itself are one octave higher than the Note Numbers given here.
Therefore, if you are going through the MIDI IN/OUT to, say, hook up with an external sequencer (you've set the GR - 1 to Local Off
and the external sequencer to Soft Thru), you will be unable to play some percussion sounds on the guitar.
You can get at these notes if you need to by using the MIDI Octave Shift function {€r p. 6 - 11).
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